Showing posts with label St. Andrews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St. Andrews. Show all posts
Sunday, March 24, 2013
Riposte: Verbal Fencing in the Locker Room
The banter in the Beaverbrooks locker room, highlighted by Benoit's good-natured attack on Ambrose Bishop's lack of foot speed and the subsequent riposte—Bishop changing the subject— made Seamus J. O'Sheehan forget his scoring slump.
Sunday, January 20, 2013
Remuneration: Often Misspelled
Players sometimes groused about the remuneration, or lack thereof, the Lady Beaverbrooks provided; even the best players worked second jobs.
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Coach's Gorgonizing Glare
Coach, if interrupted, didn't need to scold the offending yacker; the team leader's gorgonizing glare served as fair warning, as if to say to his Lady Beaverbrooks: "Do not undermine my authority again."
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
"O Canada" and the Orphic Dimitri
Dimitri Kotsopoulos, the only Greek Canadian on the Beaverbrooks, would often sing "O Canada" before home games. His orphic voice, so low and commanding, offset his lack of goal-scoring prowess.
Labels:
Beaverbrooks,
Canada,
Fictional Account,
hockey,
Merriam Webster,
New Brunswick,
ophic,
St. Andrews
Location:
St Andrews, NB, Canada
Saturday, August 25, 2012
Belauded: Much Ado About Mediocrity
The belauded St. Andrews Beaverbrooks, resting on the laurels of early-season success, have lost six straight games and now coast toward mediocrity in the Atlantic Hockey League.
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